The Congress Conundrum: When Dysfunction Becomes a Way of Life The United States Congress has become notorious for its inability to pass timely appropriations bills, but the latest failure is just the tip of the iceberg.
Since World War II, Congress has only managed to do its job four times. This chronic dysfunction has severe implications and alarming consequences for our country's financial future.
The Futility of Failure Thirty years of failed appropriations bills is a staggering record that speaks volumes about the effectiveness – or lack thereof – of Congress in managing the federal budget.